Genealogie Wylie » Charles Yancey (1678-1749)

Persoonlijke gegevens Charles Yancey 

• Hij is geboren in het jaar 1678 in St Martins Parish, Hanover County, Virginia.
• Hij is overleden in het jaar 1749 in Hanover County, Virginia, hij was toen 71 jaar oud.
• Een kind van Charles Yancey en Mary Leighton
• Deze gegevens zijn voor het laatst bijgewerkt op 27 januari 2007.

Gezin van Charles Yancey

Hij is getrouwd met Mary Bartlett.

Zij zijn getrouwd op 14 januari 1704/1705 te King William County, Virginia, hij was toen 26 jaar oud.

Kind(eren):

1. John Yancey  -± 1761
2. James Yancey  1704-< 1779 
3. Robert Yancey  1706-1746 
4. Richard Yancey  1708-1780 
5. Sterling Yancey  1709-????
6. Archelaus Yancey  1709-1764 
7. Charles Yancey  1711-1814
8. Jechonias Yancey  1713-± 1760 
9. Thornton Yancey  1714-????
10. Elizabeth Yancey  1718-????

Notities over Charles Yancey

Ancestral File Number: HLNT-LC
The earliest valid documentation of a YANCEY is found on a list of landowners called a Quit Rent Roll. In 1704 Charles Yancey is listed on the Quit Rent Roll for King William County, Virginia owning 100 acres. The actual relationship of this Charles to the immigrant brothers isnot clear. However, if the story of the brothers is true, he would most likelybe a grandson to one of the five. Most researchers are also in agreement that around 1704, a Charles Yancey married Miss Bartlett. Some sources record her name as Mary. It would seem that Charles and Mary continued living in the area that would later become Hanover and Louisa Counties, formed in 1720 and 1742 respectively. These counties were formed from New Kent and King William Counties. One source records their marriage on January 14, 1704, although no known documentation exists to support this claim.

Family tradition has it that Charles ofKing William County was the son of an earlier Charles Yancey and his wife MaryLeighton. It has also been reported that Mary Leighton was thought to be a descendant of Alexander Leighton who was cruelly persecuted for his religious teachings. However, after centuries of searching, no evidence has been found to confirm or even support the above information. It should not be considered true until such documentation is discovered.

In 1722 Charles of King William Countyand his wife Mary Bartlett lived and owned land between North Anna and Little River. Charles later received land grants totaling 448 acres in Hanover County.These grants were issued on behalf of King George II between 1725 and 1730. Thelast date Charles was known to be alive was 1745 when he deeded a negro slaveto his son Robert. No will has ever been found for Charles but it is believed he died shortly after the deed of 1745. There has been very little information recorded about Mary Bartlett. No birth or death dates are known for her.

Sources:
1. Marriage date and location from IGI (International Genealogical Index), but no recorded documentation is known to exist to verify this information.
2. The Early Yanceys in America by Dennis J. Yancey
3. The Name and Family ofYanc(e)y; Compiled by the Media Research Bureau, Washington, D.C.

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